On January 7th, 1996, a historic blizzard hit Eastern New York, carving the area with

over two feet of snow.

That evening, Tom Doer Sr., a volunteer firefighter, received a call asking him to come into

the station and help with any emergencies that might occur.

Tom agreed to go, but he never showed up.

The next day, several firefighters went searching for Tom.

They soon discovered his body in a park close to his home.

He'd been brutally murdered shortly after responding to the fire station call.

For years, it seemed like Tom's case had gone cold.

But then, in 2001, police announced that they had identified two suspects.

Unfortunately, those two people have never been arrested, and Tom's case still remains unsolved.

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All right, for this week's case, it's a little bit of an older investigation.

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